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	Illawarra Mercury - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Illawarra Mercury is the only daily newspaper in Wollongong, the third largest city in the State of New South Wales, Australia.
		Despite being marketed towards residents of the Illawarra and surrounding regions, it can be purchased throughout the Sydney metropolitan region where it is popular due to the high quality of its horse-racing and sport coverage.
		The Illawarra Mercury is owned by the Fairfax group of newspapers, though the newspaper is editorially independent.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Illawarra_Mercury (369 words)

	ARCHI - Faces of Illawarra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The “Faces of the Illawarra” project used a highly innovative approach to harness community participation in challenging the social stigma of mental illness, and raised significant funds in the process.
		The exhibition was described as photographs of Illawarra residents from all walks of life raising awareness of mental health in the community.
		Illawarra Health Fundraising staff (2.2FTE) were approached by the Director of Illawarra Mental Health and the Mental Health Consumer Advocate to launch a community fundraising appeal.
	www.archi.net.au /e-library/service/mental/mh_resources/illawarra_faces (1223 words)

	FAIRFAX CORPORATE AFFAIRS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Illawarra Mercury is a fine newspaper, with a strong record of achievement.
		The Illawarra Mercury remains the paper of the people, and builds further on its strength as the leading news source of the South Coast and the ‘first choice’ in the region for local and national advertisers.
		Mr Evans said that Nick has been an integral part to the success of the Mercury and its associated products and is to be congratulated on his total dedication and commitment to the staff he has worked with and the region he has served so well.
	www.fxj.com.au /announcements/aug01/illawarra.htm (466 words)

	Illawarra Mercury
		Mercury prints at 100 lines per inch, artwork should be scanned at a minimum of 200 pixels per inch for mono/colour ads.
		The Illawarra Mercury is the region's only daily newspaper.
		The Mercury has a team of experienced advertising consultants to assist clients with promotional ideas, advertisement layouts, copywriting etc, right through to planning campaigns.
	www.illawarramercury.com.au /advertise/index.html (1128 words)

	About Bulli
		Bulli, a small coal mining township located at the northern end of the Illawarra district, first came into prominence in 1850 when Captain Westmacott made formal application to open up the Bulli coal field.
		In 1879 an article in the Town and Country Journal stated that "the Bulli mine is the most important mine in the Illawarra, and its development is proceeding at an astounding rate.
		The company are working a fine seam of coal, by the inexpensive process of a single adit or tunnel.
	www.illawarrafolkclub.org.au /bulli.php (1134 words)

	Adjudication No. 750 (September 1994) [1994] APC 59
		The Illawarra Mercury, in its edition of 30 November 1993, reported the death of Leeanne Boatswain, an invalid pensioner, under the headline "Disabled woman, 27, slain - Nowra Murder".
		The Council upheld the complaint against the headline in the Illawarra Mercury on the grounds that it was not substantiated by the body of the story, which noted, among other things, the possibility of death by an epileptic fit.
		The Illawarra Mercury had published the name of the deceased in the belief that it had been cleared by the police for publication.
	www.austlii.edu.au /au/other/apc/1994/59.html (463 words)

	Illawarra Mercury
		Illawarra gets the first look at the state's new rail cars
		NSW Premier Morris Iemma gave Illawarra commuters a glimpse of the future when he unveiled the new OSCAR (Outer Suburban Cars) rolling stock at Wollongong station
		By submitting your letter to us for publication you agree that we may edit the letter for legal, space or other reasonable reasons and may after publication in the newspaper, re-publish it on the Internet or in other media.
	www.illawarramercury.com (276 words)

	Illawarra Region (NSW, Australia) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Illawarra region is an area just south of Sydney on the NSW coast, centred around Lake Illawarra.
		I have received from John Vaughan a picture of a proposed Illawarra regional flag, presumably a similar concept to his Greater Sydney and Greater Melbourne ensigns.
		SYMBOLISM:- The Illawarra Flame tree, attractive and well known native tree of the region, links the heritage of the local Aborigines with the people who have arrived since 1788 and made the Illawarra their home.
	www.crwflags.com /fotw/flags/au-ns-il.html (203 words)

	Illawarra Internet User Survey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Illawarra Internet is conducting a user survey in order to expand the site to include more information that users find informative, attractive and entertaining.
		The survey is also being conducted to determine loading times between locations as well as the accuracy and relevence of the information presented.
		Changes will be made to Illawarra Internet according to the survey results.
	www.illawarra.net.au /survey.htm (165 words)

	Pioneer Creek Oil Shale Kerosene Works 1865 - 1878 Mount Kembla, New South Wales, Australia - Chronology
		It was stated at this time that 2lbs of Illawarra oil shale produced 1 gallon of oil.
		21 March 1865: (Illawarra Mercury) Notice re public meeting to be held that day at Wollongong to form an Oil Shale Committee to mine the local kerosene deposits and test the shale; also reported that Mr Fawcett is able to test the shale in Wollongong.
		11 April 1865: (Illawarra Mercury) Results of the analysis of the Mount Kembla oil shale sample sent to Sydney are published, the work having been carried out by analytical chemist Charles Watt.
	www.michaelorgan.org.au /oilshale.htm (3768 words)

	Illawarra Mercury - newspaper in Wollongong, New South Wales Australia covering Wollongong local news at Mondo Times
		Illawarra Mercury is a newspaper in Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia covering general news.
		Simon Dulhunty is the editor of the Illawarra Mercury.
		Illawarra Mercury contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members.
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/au/180/4449/11125 (95 words)

	Film Illawarra: The Fall of the House
		His Australian career was curtailed when he fled the country in 1957, after a public scandal over the attempted importation of pornographic material.
		Geoff told the Illawarra Mercury: "When I proposed this in 1968 it was 12 years after this occurred and it was made very clear it was of no interest.
		Film Illawarra assisted the production through location scouting and negotiating council fees.
	www.filmillawarra.org.au /thefall.html (193 words)

	Fairfax Careers - Job details
		The Illawarra Mercury’s core circulation areas are the cities of Wollongong and Shellharbour and the municipality of Kiama, serving a rapidly changing region of more than 300,000 people.
		Located approximately one hour from the Sydney CBD, the Illawarra is one of the State’s most desirable places to live with pristine beaches, excellent schools, strong sports and cultural activities, and the University of Wollongong.
		The Illawarra Mercury is a dynamic and exciting workplace.
	careers.fairfax.com.au /jobDetails.asp?sJobIDs=146990&sReferrer=home&sReferral=ILL (265 words)

	Mount Kembla - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A quote from the mine manager, William Rogers, stated that the mine was "absolutely without danger from gases", the Illawarra Mercury reported that "gas had never been known to exist in the mine before" and the Sydney Morning Herald recorded "one of the best ventilated mines in the State".
		An old pit pony watering hole on the ring track is still visible as is the visible attempt at a carriageway to the top (suspended in the 1800s and never completed).
		Mount Kembla is in the volcanic fold of the Illawarra escarpment, overlooking Wollongong.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mount_Kembla (734 words)

	Illawarra kayakers making waves
		While most of their school mates were tucked up in bed, they were out on the water in the dark at 6am, often in temperatures as low as six degrees, putting in the effort which eventually saw them triumph over some of the best marathon paddlers in NSW.
		The Winter Marathon Series is conducted over eight races starting in April on the Nepean River, Penrith, travelling as far north as Forster and south to Berry, where the Illawarra Canoe Club conducted its leg of the series.
		They have had to overcome adversity after losing their boats when the Illawarra Canoe Club house burnt down.
	www.canoe.org.au /?page=6526&format= (337 words)

	Illawarra Folk Festival at Jamberoo, September 2002
		The Illawarra Folk Festival, also known as the Biggest Little Folk Festival in the World, is now held in September having moved from March.
		The Festival is held in the historic and picturesque NSW South Coast village of Jamberoo situated 10km inland from the seaside town of Kiama.
		It was organised by a committee from the Illawarra Folk Club which was established in 1979.The selection of Jamberoo for festival of this nature was due to its village and rural atmosphere.
	www.illawarrafolkclub.org.au /main18th.htm (3839 words)

	Illawarra Business Chamber
		Seawind Catamarans was named the 2006 Integral Energy Illawarra Business of the Year at the Integral Energy Illawarra Business Awards gala dinner held last night.
		A record gathering of close to 1000 of the region’s business people from across the Illawarra gathered to celebrate the outstanding achievements of the region’s business community.
		Terry Wetherall, President of the Illawarra Business Chamber, paid tribute to all winners and finalists, and described the awards night as the best yet.
	www.illawarrabusiness.com.au /index.pl?page=191 (461 words)

	Illawarra Mercury and the Fed Cup - WTAworld.com
		Illawarra Mercury and the Fed Cup - WTAworld.com
		The Illawarra Mercury (the Wollongong region paper) did a fabulous coverage of the Fed Cup last year.
		Yesterday (Tues 16 July) there was a big colour pic of Alicia kneeling on the beach (fully clothed) and a medium sized article.
	www.wtaworld.com /showthread.php?t=79024 (347 words)

	Green Left - Health-care crisis in the Illawarra
		On September 29, the Illawarra Socialist Alliance launched its health policy outside Wollongong Hospital, the same day as the Illawarra Mercury carried the front-page headline “Health shut-out: region's hospitals have reached breaking point”.
		According to the Illawara Mercury, the region's three main hospitals were in “disaster mode” with no beds available at Wollongong, Shellharbour or Bulli.
		The Mercury reported that doctors were fearful for their own health as well as that of their patients.
	www.greenleft.org.au /2004/601/31622 (492 words)

	★ mercury @ Australian 1 Search Engine. mercury AU (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Mercury, Mackay?s only daily newspaper has been serving the region for more than 138 years and has a strong commitment to presenting local news.
		Mercury can boast the highest readership/customer contact in Mackay and surrounding areas than any other medium.
		Mercury Heating are a Melbourne-based home heating and cooling specialists, providing installation and maintenance of a wide range ducted heating, panel heating, split-systems, evaporative coolers and air conditioning systems.
	www.australian1.com /cgi-bin/search.cgi?Match=1&Terms=mercury (647 words)

	Green Left - Regular Feature: Write on: Letters to the editor
		I am outraged by the Illawarra Mercury's refusal to cover the campaign against homophobia at the University of Wollongong.
		This was and is a local issue for the Illawarra region.
		The story was picked up by national news including The Australian and the ABC, however the Illawarra Mercury, our local paper, did not see safety of queers in their local community as newsworthy enough to be covered.
	www.greenleft.org.au /2004/600/31659 (858 words)

	Christmas Presidents News 04/05
		To keep all Illawarra Club Members informed on current news and developments, The Illawarra Credit Union is helping by sponsoring this news page.
		All clubs in the Illawarra were invited to nominate members of their clubs in the under 14 age category for this prestigious award and the selection and judging committee Surf Life Saving Illawarra received some outstanding applications.
		Some members of the public sometimes only see nippers as a sporting activity but when you see the skills that young lifesavers such as Georgia and Ben have been taught, the years of surf safety and lifesaving training really start to show through and prove that our education programmes are working.
	www.illawarrasurf.com /presidentsnews19.htm (893 words)

	UOW News -Illawarra Mercury offers $20,000 for Work Integrat…
		The Illawarra Mercury is sponsoring two new Work Integrated Learning Scholarships for regional Year 12 students worth almost $20,000 that carry assured temporary work placements of six to eight weeks with The Mercury newspaper.
		They are only for students who will complete their HSC this year at a high school in the region as far north as Bulli and as far south as (and including) Nowra.
		The Dean of Arts, Professor Andrew Wells, said he was very excited by this initiative as it symbolises a close and growing relationship between the two faculties of Arts and Commerce.
	media.uow.edu.au /news/2004/0902c (366 words)

	Illawarra Mercury, Thu 04 May 2000: Letters: Founder misquoted (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Illawarra Mercury, Thu 04 May 2000: Letters: Founder misquoted
		I REFER to the Mercury (April 1) and the article "Friends friendly for top dollar" by John Michael Howson.
		Also, in an overseas court case in Germany, a newspaper was legally stopped from attributing this quote to Mr Hubbard, as he never said it in the first place.
	www.suburbia.com.au /~fun/scn/press/000504im.htm (122 words)

	Huntley Colliery - History
		June, 1955 to service the requirements of the newly constructed Tallawarra Power Station on the western shores of Lake Illawarra.
		In December 1985 it was reported in the Illawarra Mercury that an unusually high rate of a rare form of cancer had been diagnosed amongst the miners at Huntley Colliery.
		Seven men were currently unable to work, diagnosed with lymphoma (out of a workforce of 400) and two others had died from lymphoma during the 1960’s.
	www.illawarracoal.com /huntley.htm (1348 words)

	Zombieguide News » News archive » Illawarra Mercury: "Zombie" Best Song of Summer 1994
		Illawarra Mercury: "Zombie" Best Song of Summer 1994
		In their January 9th issue, editors of the Australian newspaper "Illawarra Mercury" compiled a list of the best songs of summer from the past 10 years, and The Cranberries' are at the top of their list for the 1994-1995 season.
		In order to be considered, all songs on the list had to spend time at #1 on the Australian charts.
	www.zombieguide.com /cnews864.php (262 words)

	The Illawarra Steelers Group
		The Illawarra Mercury reported today that the Illawarra region would
		When the St George-Illawarra Dragons rename themselves either the St George Steelers or the Illawarra Dragons and play in a jumper that reflects the merger then you can have your 50/50 home game allocation.
		To top it off, there are already plenty of NRL teams in Sydney, we're a separate city / region which should be enough reason for us to get more games.
	groups.msn.com /TheIllawarraSteelersGroup/general.msnw?action=get_message&mview=0&ID_Message=513&LastModified=4675515130338751994 (864 words)

	Claims Wollongong media under threat from proposed laws. 19 April 2006. Illawarra Wollongong News
		The paper proposes the removal of current cross-media ownership laws and their replacement with a minimum number of players.
		One of the report's authors, Dr Helen Wilson, says this would make a merger possible between the owners of the Illawarra Mercury, Fairfax, and one of the three commercial television networks.
		"We think that if the Mercury merged with anything else, particularly with WIN, because it's the only other major news provider, that would be really bad for the public interest because there wouldn't actually be an alternative," she said.
	www.abc.net.au /news/australia/nsw/illawarra/200604/s1618977.htm (263 words)

	Case Study 5
		Please note that none of the reports in the case studies have been the subject of complaints or queries under the Racial Hatred Act.
		The Illawarra Mercury ran its 'ghetto' report straight off the wire without any alterations.
		The report was authored by the AAP news agency and gave the story a different slant, interviewing the editor of Sydney's Vietnamese newspaper.
	www.hreoc.gov.au /racial_discrimination/media_guide/mercury.html (437 words)

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